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Free Food Project

Students enjoying free food at the Hub Café
To help address food security in our community, Toronto Metropolitan University partners with student societies across the university to offer students free food to help fuel up for exam periods.

Stay tuned for information on future Free Food Project dates and times.

Free meal program

To help support food security in our community, TMU offers a free meal program for students at the Hub Cafe during the exam period at the end of each semester.

The program typically includes your choice of a meat (halal) or vegetarian option that comes with one drink and one snack. 

Certified kosher packaged meals are available upon request. Vegan and made-without-gluten entrée alternatives are also available upon request.

Limit of one meal per student.

Information for staff and faculty 

Please note that the Hub Café's regular offerings are not available during the Free Food Project. 

When the Free Food project is running, TMU faculty and staff can purchase the meal option at the Hub Café while quantities last. The proceeds from faculty and staff sales are used towards funding future food security programs.

Dates and times for each exam period are confirmed at the end of each semester.

This initiative is made possible through contributions by Toronto Metropolitan University and the following partners:

Lincoln Alexander Law School Society (LALSS), Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society (MUES), Society Arts Social Sciences and Humanities (SASSH), Society of the Creative School (SCS), Ted Rogers Student Society (TRSS), Undergraduate Science Society of Toronto Metropolitan (USSTM)

Questions? 

If you have any additional questions about the TMU Eats Free Food Initiative, please email tmueats@torontomu.ca.